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  Introducing the team – Jakub Szczygieł

  Jakub Szczygieł is Co-Founder of the Kraków Celtic Festival! He is a seasoned flute and whistle player, known both in the Celtic and Balfolk music scenes from groups such as Beltaine, Light Migrations, Balsam and Celtic Tree. He shows his musical versatility as a guest artist of many musical genres, including a cooperation and recording…

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  Kíla concert for Falastin Fest!

  The Kraków Celtic Festival team played with Kíla! 🇮🇪

 This is one of the most iconic Irish traditional bands in recent times. You just can’t miss this powerful dose of Irish fusion and energy!

 The money from ticket sales went to the development of Falastin Fest – the Palestinian cultural festival in Krakow.

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  Davidson School of Piping now an official festival partner!

  We are delighted to announce that the Davidson School of Piping is now an official partner of Kraków Celtic Festival! Find out more here: teachyourselfbagpipes.co.uk lindsaydavidson.co.uk

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  International Women’s Day

  Kraków Celtic Festival is marking International Women’s Day with this tune, “Krakowianki,” composed and performed by Lindsay Davidson on the Scottish smallpipes, sometimes known as the ‘wee pipes’. In the bagpipe world, it is traditional to compose a piece of music to commemorate a person, a place, a moment in history. In such a way…

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  St. Andrew’s festival announcement!

  On Saturday 30th November, St. Andrew’s night, we announced the first ever Kraków Celtic Festival. To accompany the announcement, Lindsay Davidson played a selection of tunes on the pipes whilst we were treated to Scottish dancing from Anna and Daria from Comhlan, Irish and Scottish dance group. Set against the backdrop of the Kładka Bernatka…